corridan has more on that. >> "i believe we need to raise the debt ceiling, but if we don't raise it without a plan to get out of debt, all of us should be fired." if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m >> reporter: strong words for a new congress, the new years deadline for the so-called "fiscal cliff" has come and gone. now lawmakers start a new session under pressure to avert another financial crisis - this time over raising the debt ceiling. if an agreement isn't reached by late february or early march, the united states risks defaulting on its financial obligations. the argument this time around will be over how much congress will agree to cut spending. >> "the bottom line is we can't continue down the path we're on of borrowing money to pay our own debt with, and we've got to have serious spending cuts. we've got to have dollar for dollar within the same year." >> reporter: >> reporter: but key democrats say the debt limit and spending cuts are not related, and a deal based on a dollar-for-dollar offset could further dam

. that is good enough for me. and god willing to the and the creek don't rise. and we kept the camera on him of the coach. and we have asked him why he never moved from high school to college coaching. the mind of the age group. there will move when you ask them to move >> your never motivated by money? or in your experience? >> i would rather be happy and comfortable where i could be most effective and i thought of high school was my niche. >> what did you do that bay your program the most successful over the country. >> we work very hard and all a year and i work and a great place that is conducive to working teams. >> and we will see you tomorrow.

it feels like to hit full force, and that gets into your muscle memory so if something happens you don't have to think about it, your body just does it. >> reporter: flyers like these are being handed out and posted all over the neighborhood in an effort to keep everyone informed. in san francisco's mission district alecia reid kron 4 news. >> pam: the attacker, who is still on the loose, was described as asian male. standing five-foot-eight. weighing about 160 pounds. he's between 20 to 30 years old. he has a buzzcut and a small beard. last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and dark pants. >> pam: it was a deadly day in oakland. police say there were four shooting deaths today. the first was reported around 2:30 p-m when police found a man hit with multiple gun shot wounds near east 17th street and 23rd avenue. he was transported to the hospital but later died. at around three p-m a man was found dead also suffering from gun shots near canon ave and wellington st just after 4 p-m a shooting was reported at 34th near west st.. no victims were found but later a man was admitted to a

says he is glad the suspect was caught and nobody got fredrickson >> i don't carry a gun but i'm an avid hunter and there was something going on while i was upstairs and i knew there were some bad guys in the areathen when the cops showed upi didn't know if they were in the house or notit's just kinda nutty. police were able to recover stolen property later in the day. three of the suspects are juviniles and the fourth is an adult. police say they are questioning all four suspcets to find out if they were involved in other burglaries in the area. i'm jeff bush in pittsburg, kron four news. >> some are calling it a big waste of money. the university of california has spent more than $4- million. marketing its new online courses, but has attracted just 1 student outside of the u-c system. the university began offering 14 on-line courses for college credit a year ago, aiming to generate new revenue by enrolling students worldwide. 17-hundred u-c students have taken the courses, but only one of them is not already enrolled at a u-c campus. governor brown is now looking into the pro

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